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Indian sign talk. Being a book of proofs of the matter printed on equivalent cards, designed for teaching sign talkign [!] Indians as much English as can be explained through the medium of their almost universal gesture language

by: Hadley, Lewis F. (Lewis Francis)

Publication date: 1893

Topics: Indian sign language

Publisher: [Chicago, Baker & co.]

Collection: library_of_congress; americana

Contributor: The Library of Congress

Language: English

11 p. l., 205 (i.e. 206) numb. l., 57 l. 25 cm

Addeddate: 2017-12-12 17:43:38

Boxid: 00020348975

Call number: 13341778

External-identifier: urn:oclc:record:1047456028

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Identifier: indiansigntalkbe00hadl

Identifier-ark: ark:/13960/t26b3j52m

Identifier_bib: 00020348975

Invoice: 1263

Lccn: 14022128

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Reviewer: seventyeight - - January 7, 2018
Subject: Proofs of 1893 book teaching Indian Signs

Very interesting preliminary proofs for a kind of visual dictionary attempting to codify language used by Native American sign-talking tribes. Although the manuscript gives a Native American-sounding name, the electronic record gives a ‘white name-sounding” author name.

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